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FOUR
GRESHAM
15 Business
Days
OUTLOOK
FR ID E A Y ,
JANU.ARY
2
1014
Sale Begins Monday Morning, Jan. 5. Closes Tuesday, Jan. 2 0
15 Business
Day!
Second Annual Clearance Sal
y^E are placing on sale every
g T O R E cleaning time is here again. In
' 4*1,
another fifteen days spring and sum­
mer goods will be on their way.
wish to
article in
our store, “contract goods excepted”
at greatly reduced prices. By spending a
little money now you really save a lot. Our
stock is all good, clean and up-to-date.
Our prices are all marked in plain figures
and the reduction is genuine. We do not
allow any misrepresentations in our ads
T y ri
We
move every dollars worth of
winter merchandise on our counters and
shelves before these new goods arrive
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Monday Morning Will Place on Sale all Our Remaining Stock of Toys, Dolls, Etc. a]
Exactly 50c on the Dollar, or in Other Words at Half Price
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In the Dry Goods Dep’t.
Regular
$L.»0 Ratine, all wool, 56-in. wide, per yard
$1.00 Serge, all wool, 50-in. wide, per yard
?■»<• White Whip Cord, 36-in wide, per yard
I 50,• Serges, all wool, 36-in. wide, per yard
50c Scotch I’laids, 36-in. per yard
25e Scotch Plaids, 25 in. wide, per yard
In the Dry Goods Dep’t
Special
$1 19
89
.4 9
.4 5
.3 9
.1 9
APRON AND DRESS GINGHAMS AND OUTING FLANNEL
Regular
121/5 Toile du Nord, guaranteed fast colors, yard.
Everett Shirtings, 30 in. wide, yard
All 10c Ginghams
All 7c G ingham s
PJG.c Amosk. ag Daisy C loth, yard
10c Queen Flannels, yard
8 % c O uting, p e r y a rd
10 per < '"ii! on all Domestics.
American and Pilgrim Prints
Comfort Challie, per yard.
I.»e Fancy Kinoina Flannettes
l J ’-sc and lue Silkolines, per yard
10 per cent off on all Towelings and Damask.
Sjieeial
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COMFORTS AND BLANKETS
Regular
$125 White Cotton Blankets............
$150 White Cotton Blankets
$2.50 W’ool nap Blankets
$4.50 All Wool Blankets
$2.00 Comfort Blankets
Special
.9 8
$ 1 .1 9
$ 1 .9 8
$ 3 .4 5
$ 1 .8 5
$2.50 Comforts
Big 3-Cotton Batts open 6 ft.x7 ft. ready sewed, regu
lar price 85c, Sale Price, each
$ 2 l c*
gc
H e < 'ulm H alls. Sale Pri,c . . ach
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AND CHILDREN'S DRESSES AND WAISTS
9c Poppy Batts. Sale Price
LADIES
Regular
50e C hildren’s Gingham Dresses
75e Children's Gingham Dresses
$1.00 Children's Gingham Dresses........................
$1.50 Children's Gingham Dresses
$1.25 Ladies House Dresses
$1.50 Ladies' House Dresses
$1.50 L adies’ W rappers ...............
A few G irls' Worsted Dresses at Half Price.
$10.00 Serge Dresses
$7.50 Serge D resses................................
Regular 50c Gingham Waists
Reg. 75c Gingham W aists......
$1.25 Linen W aists.....................
$3.50 Silk .Mesaline.............................
50c Short Kimonas
$1.35 Short Kimonas
Infants Bearskin Coats, regular price, $2.50, Sale
Price
( hild s Rain Capes with hood, reg. price $1.75, Sale
Price
ABSOLUTELY NO TAD CHECKS
ISSUED DURING THIS SALE
Special
.3 9
.6 3
.8 5
$ 1 .1 9
$ 1 .0 5
$ 1 .1 9
$ 1 .1 9
$ 7 .5 0
$ 5 .5 0
.3 9
.5 7
.8 9
$ 4 .6 5
.3 9
.9 8
$ 1 .9 8
$ 1 .4 9
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Men’s and Ladies’ Raincoat s
Regular
$7.50 Ladies Rubberized Slipons
$8.50 Ladies’ Rubberized Slipons
$10.00 Ladies’ Rubberized Slipon
$15.00 L adies’ Gaberdines.....
Speciali
*6.351
$7.25
$8.50
$11 .0 0
$4.00 Boys’ Rain Coats
$3.39
$10.00 Men's Rain Coats
$8.50
$12.50 Cravenettes
$9.85
$15.00 O Coats and Gaberdines
$11 .8 5
15 PER CT. ON ALL BOYS AND ('HILDREN S ( LDTHINt’
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Reg. ;>0c Cotton
$1.00
$1.50
$1.00
$1.50
$2.50
Ribs, garment
Wool Ribs, garment
W insted Mills, double back and fro n t in S h irts.g r « f i g
Union Suits
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Union Suits
c i on
Cooper Wool Union Suits
15 Per Cent on all Ladies’ Children's and Boys’ Underwear!
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
10 per cent off on all M en’s, L adies’ and C hildren’s Finn
lslungs—Arrow Collars and J. C. C. Corsets excepted.
Shoes ! Shoes ! Shoes !
All new styles and leathers. We take sepcial care to lix
i n ’ner
ff"’ We®r
J’hoes tb’pends greatly on the fit.
10 per cent off on a 1 Ladies and Children’s and Boys' Shoes
15 per cent off on all Men's Shoes.
10 per cent off on all Hosiery.
BERT LINDSEY
IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
W ord
receiv ed re c e n tly
J o h n M cL in Is re c o v e rin g nicely h o u se k e e p in g a t th e ir h om e on R ob­
U ncle A rch ie C o rn u tt. of R id d le, O r­
S IM O N S .
fo r c u sto d y of th e fo u r m in o r ch
egon, th a t h e Is d ec lin in g in s tr e n g th fro m th e g u n w o u n d w hich he r e ­ e r ts a v e n u e a n d T h ird s tre e t.
ren n am ed in h e r c o m p lain t, on
ceiv ed a few
d ay s ago. F ifte e n
¡a n d v ita lity .
M rs. Inez M iller an d son re tu rn e d In th e C irc u it C o u rt o f th e S ta te of g ro u n d s of gro ss, h a b itu a l d ru n k
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to d a y to h e r sch o o l w ork a t W ilb u r,
C o u n ty .
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th e O re., a f te r h e r v a c atio n s p e n t w ith
n ien t a n d p e rso n a l In d ig n ities
M eyers, of P o rtla n d , a r e th e g u e sts flesh. T h ey w ere lo cated
M a rg a re t
L a n g fo rd , P lain tiff, vs d e rin g life b u rd en so m e, and
X -ray a n d rem o v ed by th e su rg e o n .
re la tiv e s in G resh am .
th is week o f Mrs. S. E. T o ep lem an .
such o th e r re lie f as to th e court
W. G. L a n g fo rd , D efen d an t.
I’lios. G ln d e r re tu rn e d F riday n ig h t
Mr. a n d Mrs. L. P. M an n in g sp e n t
A. F . M iller o f S ellw ood w as a c a ll­
Id a A. S te w a rt « a s g r a n te d a d i­
In th e n am e o f th e S ta te of O re­ seem j u s t a n d e q u ita b le .
from B end. O reg o n , w h e re he h as vorce tty C irc u it J u d g e C leeto n from New Y ears day w ith th e ir son L. H . e r in G re sh a m today.
T h is su m m o n s is p ublished p
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a g a in s t you in th e ab o v e e n title d T. J. C h e t o n , j u d g e of th e a b ^ |
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a lso p re s e n t Mrs. B essie K ro n e n b e rg
A p ro m in e n t New Y ork p h y sician
fixed2h i hn 1914' th a i b ein g th e d a te of D ecem ber, IS I S ,
d irectin g
Mr G m d e r re p o rts e v e ry th in g look-
a n d tw o c h ild re n , Mr. a n d M rs. L. D. say s, “ If ¡t w ere n o t fo r th e
th in fixed by th e c o u rt fo r you to a p p e a r th e sa m e be p u b lish e d once a w tj H
< h u rcli se rv ic e s a t th e F re e M eth ­
in p ro sp e ro u s an d th a t s e ttle rs a re
H o w ard an d th r e e c h ild re n an d Miss sto c k in g s a n d th in so led sh o es w orn an d a n sw e r h e re in , a n d b eing six fo r six
su ccessiv e
w eeks in
o d ist c h u rc h , n ext S u n d ay a r e as fol­
L illia n H e n d rick s.
m in in g in c o n tin u a lly .
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by w om en th e d o c to rs w ould p ro b ­ w eeks from th e d a te of th e first p u b ­ G re sh a m O u tlo o k , a new spaper J
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g e n e ra l c irc u la tio n , p rin te d and pt
Mr. an d M rs. F ritz S to k e r e n te r ­ a ld y be b a n k r u p t.” W hen you corn-
m o r n i n g se rm o n a t 11 o ’clo ck , ev ­
v e g eta b le a n d g ra in s a re g ro w n
ta in e d a t d in n e r on New Y ears dav, tr a c t a cold do n o t w ait fo r it to d e ­ fail to a n s w e r w ith in su ch tim e, fo r lished a t G resh am , M u ltn o m ah cot
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th e re u n d e r irrig a tio n .
w elcom ed.
Ed win W. H ig h t, p a sto r. M r. an d Mrs. G eo rg e R o d g ers, Mrs. velop in to p h e u m o n ia b u t tr e a t it ply to th e c o u rt fo r th e re lie f p rav ed D a t e d s a d firs t p u b lish ed Ja n 2. 1
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S u n d ay ut th e hom e o f Mr. an d Mrs i < a lk in s v isited th e fam ily o f T. H. a n d V iolet C a rro ll.
edy is In te n d e d esp ecially fo r c o u g h s th is c o u rt d isso lv in g th e bonds of |
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a n d colds, an d h a s won a w ide re p u ­ m a trim o n y
■I <’. P e te ra o n .
E rn e s t
P e terso n
now- e x is tin g b etw een '
M rs. E. G. K a rd e ll an d baby re ­ ta tio n by its c u re s of th e se d iseases
A tto rn e y fo r P laintiff
an d faintly of P o rtla n d an d C lifto n Hodge a t th e ir R iv er M ill h o m e on
th e p la in tiff and th e d e fe n d a n t, an d
tu r n e d S a tu rd a y to G resh am .
Mr. It is m o st effectu al a n d is p le a s a n t
F ir s t S ta te B ank Buil u l
I 11 i Mi, of W h eeler, O reg o n , were S u n d ay last.
re su m e d i*"'1
,a k e \ F o r aale by C reali-
h om e fo r th e occasion.
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, ani D rug Co. an d all D ealers.
Mrs S. It. Itrad field w as th e g u est sp en t New- Y ears dav w ith D. M
of Mrs
C la re n c e C ath ev on New C ath ey .
Y ears day.
* E R ice w ill re s u m e h is w ork
Mrs. J. E. W ( I ks o f T h e Dalle« w as
as te a c h e r in th e h ig h sch o o l next
th e g u est of h o n o r a t a lu n ch eo n (.M onday. Mr. R ice w as a b s e n t a b o u t i
given last T u esd ay by Mrs. 8. E
tw o Weeks on a c c o u n t o f a se rio u s a t- i
T o e p le ra a a a t h e r hom e on S o u th tack o f m easles.
R o b e rts a v en u e. C overs w ere laid
, J H a rtle y is a t th e W h ite C row !
fo r ten. T h e h o u se d
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. Were hO' el * h p re h ” 18 lHl<1 “ P a* » •’«’• « I t
O regon g ra p , an d w h ite n a rc issu s „ f s p littin g h is g re a t to e th r o u g h th e
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bone, w h ile a t w ork In th e w oods
T h at w e ap p reciate your |M,tro n a g e. your lo y a l,, and stead-
fro m P o rtla n d .
n e a r M aybery y e ste rd a y .
Mr. H art-
patrons and friends, the greeting of the
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. J o n e s g av e a ley. w ho lias been e n g a g e d in new
f a t n e s s , f u ll, as m uch as you ap p reciate th e help w e have at lim es
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d in n e r p a rty T h u rsd a y a t H ig h la n d
p a p e r w o rk in O a k la n d . C a lifo rn ia
lievn ab le to fu ra isli you. g o es w ithout sayin g.
farm a t w hich th e fo llo w in g g u e sts
•^Ia\ every day of it be filled with good cheer,
ta m e n o rth a b o u t a w eek ag o to en-
H ow ever, w e want to tak e th is public m etho,! o f th an k in g you
w ere p re s e n t:
Dr. H. H. o t t an d
g ag e in o u td o o r w o rk . H e may- be
good health and prosperity for you.
fam ily a n d
Miss F lo re n c e F ie ld ­
fo r past p atron age and. w ith fu ll confidence that th is patronage
laid up fo r s e v e ra l w eeks.
house. Dr. Geo. A Cathey- of P o rt­
Every day of 1914 you will find us and our
•Mr. am i M rs J. W. T a g g a rt e n te r
.......... " n ,tn u ’‘- * * pled ge you our best en d ea v o r, in th e fu tu re a .
land a n d Miss L eo n a K irk p a tric k , of
t a l l i e d on New Y ears day th e ir sons
employes at the
store ready to do all
U n iv e rsity
P a rk .
Miss
H e n rie tta
you have had them in th e past.
in-law a n d d a u g h te rs , Mr.
a n d .» M I I rs B .
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to
make
the
above
good wishes
W lies of M elrose an d W. G ( »they A rth u r P rin g le , o f B end 4 S O
reg o n , an d
W ishing you an Increased m easure o f H appiness and Prosper!-
come true.
T h e a fte rn o o n w as sp e n t in social M r. an d
M rs. O T lc h n o r. o f P o rt-
c o n v e rs a tio n , m u sic, ta r g e t p ractice land.
•F f»r th e year l » ! 4 . w e are.
Sin cerely y<wg>
a n d coon h u n tin g
W e a re n o t told
Mr C u m m in g s a n d fam ily o f P o r t­
th a t an y co o n s w ere sh o t.
lan d h av e m oved In to o n e o f Mrs
Ray P eterso n com m en ced work at S A. C raw -ford’» h o u ses a n d
Mrs.
th e Mt. H ood d e p o t T h u rs d a y .
C raw fo rd an n o u n c e s th a t sh e h a s r e ­
W in e rs o f B u rk e 's J a n u a r y k o ­ c e n tly re n te d tw o o th e r h o u se s
d a k c o n te s t w e re as fo llo w s; 568,
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To Our Customers
We Extend to You,
There are Many of You
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